Mathematical Activities Questions and Answers - Grade 4 End Term 3 Exams 2023 Set 1

1. A fish fanner harvested 4250 fish from her fish pond. Write the place value of digit 4.
   1. ones
   2. 4000
   3. Thousands
   4. 4 
2. Round off 977 to the nearest tens.
   1. 975
   2. 970
   3. 978
   4. 980  
3. James had written the figure sixteen thousand seven hundred and ninety five. Which figure is reflecting the number written in symbols?
   1. 6795
   2. 16795
   3. 16095
   4. 16785 
4. Work out the perimeter of the shape drawn below.
   
   1. 220m
   2. 110m
   3. 185m
   4. 145m
5. A trader bought 36 half kilogram packets of salt. How many kilograms of salt did the trade buy?
   1. 36k
   2. 18k
   3. 72kg
   4. 37kg
6. Work out:-
      2635L
   + 1729 L  
   ________
   1. 4354L
   2. 4464L
   3. 4364L
   4. 3364L
7. The government registered people for Huduma Number in 52 days. How many weeks and days were they?
   1. 5 weeks 2days
   2. 7 weeks 4 days
   3. 5 weeks 3 days
   4. 7 weeks 3 days
8. Work out:
   Hours     Minutes
       3             45
   +  5             45    
   ______________
   1. 8 Hours 90 Minutes
   2. 9 Hours 30 Minutes
   3. 8 Hours 30 Minutes
   4. 9 Hours 90 Minutes
9. The table below shows the money paid for services in a certain county.
   

   County Government	Payments
   Market fee	Sh. 30 per day
   Parking fee	Sh. 200 per day
   Cess fee	Sh. 1500 per day
   Business permit fee	Sh. 3500 per day

   Ondimu paid parking fee for his car and cess fee to transport goods to the ma et using his lorry. How much money did he pay altogether?
   1. Sh. 1700
   2. Sh. 1730
   3. Sh. 1530
   4. Sh. 1500
10. Njeri was told by his Mathematics teacher to draw different types of angles. Which one was a reflex angle among the angles drawn?
    
11. Write 36 hundredths as a decimal.
    1. 3.60
    2. 36.00
    3. 0.36
    4. 3600
12. A coconut tree is 856cm tall. Work out the height of the tree in metres and centimetres.
    1. 856m
    2. 85m 60cm
    3. 85m 6cm
    4. 8m 56cm
13. Change ¹⁵/₈ to a mixed fraction.
    1. 1⁵/₈ 
    2. 7¹/₈ 
    3. 1⁷/₈ 
    4. 8¹/₅
14. Work out:
    84 ÷ 3
    1. 27 rem 2
    2. 28
    3. 87
    4. 18
15. Complete the pattern written beow
    21, 42, 63,___________
    1. 84
    2. 70
    3. 77
    4. 105
16. Work out:
       42
    x 26   
    _____ 
    1. 199
    2. 1092
    3. 336
    4. 1082
17. A factory produces 4268 candles in a day. The factory sells 3155 candles every day. How many candles remain unsold in a day?
    1. 7423
    2. 1013
    3. 1113
    4. 7313
18. What are the multiples of 12 between 30 and 80?.
    1. 42, 54, 66, 78
    2. 24, 48, 60, 72
    3. 48, 60, 72, 84
    4. 36, 48, 60, 72
19. What fraction is unshaded?
    
    1. ⁹/₂₄ 
    2. ⁸/₂₄ 
    3. ¹⁵/₂₄ 
    4. ¹⁴/₂₄
20. The table below shows the number of fruit sells in a market
    

    Types of fruit	Tally marks
    Oranges	llll  llll
    Mangoes	llll   ll
    Avocadoes	llll   llll   ll
    Tangerines	lll
    Apples	llll

    Which fruit had the least seller?
    1. Avocadoes
    2. Tangerines
    3. Apples
    4. Oranges
21. Simplify:
    14f − 5f − 2f
    1. 21f
    2. 9f
    3. 7f
    4. 11f
22. There are 3w learners in grade 1, 2w learners in grade 2, 4w learners in, grade 3, and 2w learners in grade 4. How many learners are in the four grades altogether?
    1. 10w
    2. 15w
    3. 21w
    4. 11w
23. 200 shillings notes is the same as _________ 100 shillings notes, _________ 50 shillings note and _________10 shillings coins.
    1. 2, 4, 20
    2. 4, 2, 20
    3. 2, 4, 10
    4. 4, 2, 10
24. Mama Peris bought a packet of wheat flour at Sh. 125 and 1kg of rice at Sh. 136. If she paid with a 500 shillings note, how much balance did she get?
    1. Sh. 261
    2. Sh. 239
    3. Sh. 139
    4. Sh. 361
25. How many cubes make a stack drawn below
    
    1. 24
    2. 30
    3. 36
    4. 32
26. Work out
      M            cm
      21           35
    ×                 4   
    ____________ 
    1. 88m    40cm
    2. 84m    140m
    3. 84m     40cm
    4. 85m      40m
27. Write the type of 6¹/₃ as a fraction
    1. Proper fraction
    2. None of the fraction
    3. Mixed numbers
    4. Improper fraction
28. Measure the line X Y using a ruler and give the measurement in cm
    
    1. 60cm
    2. 6cm
    3. 6.6cm
    4. 5cm
29. Round off each number to the nearest ten and then work out
    1728 − 812
    1. 920
    2. 916
    3. 910
    4. 915
30. What will be the next two shapes to complete the pattern drawn below?
    

MARKING SCHEME

1. C
2. D
3. B
4. A
5. B
6. C
7. D
8. B
9. A
10. B
11. C
12. D
13. C
14. B
15. A
16. B
17. C
18. D
19. C
20. B
21. C
22. D
23. A
24. B
25. C
26. D
27. C
28. B
29. A
30. B